Various events on Museum Night at Reykjavík Art Museum

Musum Night, Friday, 2 February at 18–23h00
Ásmundarsafn – Kjarvalsstaðir – Hafnarhús

Program at Ásmundarsafn                                                     

17-19h00 Exhibition opening – Invasion I, Guðmundur Thoroddsen

19-23h00 Ask the museum docent, we’re happy to share                               

19h00 Guided tour through museum (and garden – weather permitting)        

20h00 Artist’s talk – Guðmundur Thoroddsen

21h00 Curator’s talk – Art for the People
 

Program at Hafnarhús             

18-22h00 Family game

18-22h00 Ask the museum docent, we’re happy to share                                           

18h30  Curator’s talk – Greater Iceland                      

19h30 Curator’s talk – Gallery D          

20h30 Guided tour though Erró’s exhibition                                                 

21-22h30 Visit the museum storage!

21h30 Curator’s talk – Fact of the Matter                   
 

Program at Kjarvalsstaðir                    

18-22h00 Family game

18-22h00  Ask the museum docent, we’re happy to share                                           

18h30-20h00 Visit the museum storage!                                     

18h30 Guided tour with flashlight in the dark

19h00 Curator’s talk – la durée                                  

19h30 Guided tour with flashlight in the dark                      

20h00 Classical concert – Trio Reykjavik

21h00 Guided tour through la durée                                                

22h00 Black Metal concert -  NYIÞ

FREE ENTRY
 

Trio Reykjavik
Beautiful classical music performed by great artists among paintings by renowned artist Kjarval.

Programme
Mozart- Kreisler: Rondo (From "Haffner" Serenade In D Major)

Mozart: Aria from the opera L'amero saro constante.
R. Schumann: Arabeske Op.18.
Vaughan Williams: Along the fieldI. Well to the woods no more VII.
Fancy’s Knell N. Paganini: Cantabile.
 J.Gade: Tango jalousie, Gipsy Tango.
A. Dvorak: Song to the Moon from the opera  úr Rusalka

Artists
Hallveig Rúnarsdóttir, sopran
Guðný Guðmundsdóttir, violin
Richard Simm, piano
 

NIYÞ
Black Metal band NYIÞ performs in context with the exhibition Tales of the Unseen.

„I’m not sure what pigeonhole we can fit NYIÞ into but their Black Mass routine (…) was stunning. The audience was entranced and remained respectfully silent throughout as they put on a performance that was out of this world.“ (http://www.blackmetalreviews.com)